Political Theory
We Don’t Need a President
It is highly significant that Jefferson, when he wrote his own epitaph, wanted to be remembered for the Declaration of Independence, for the Virginia statute on religious freedom, and for founding the University of Virginia. That he was a two-term president is not listed.
Is the Starving Man Free?
Affluence and subsistence are two very different standards, and if welfare statists choose to import arguments for mere subsistence — as with appeals to the alleged lack of freedom of the starving man — then they must be held to this standard.
Freedom via socialist ethics
Reading about the Harvard vote to offer all research papers
Mencken on the Police
We are preparing to print Notes on Democracy, the hard-to-find book by H.L.
From Legotown to Communist Utopia
A commentator on this blog draws our attention to this piece on the site Ret
Anti-Trust and Monopoly
Professor Dominick T. Armentano and Congressman Ron Paul discuss anti-trust and monopoly.